Florida State QB Wyatt Sexton

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http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaaf/news?slug=ap...ov=ap&type=lgns

Police said Sexton's roommates told them he had been at a Dave Matthews Band concert in Tennessee with them earlier Monday. They said he had been stressed out over trying to win the starting quarterback job.

That might explain it. :laugh:

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:blink: :no: . What a large and disastrous fall it's been for FSU, both on and off the field. I'm ashamed of being a fan when I hear about things like this. I think there's just something about football players at colleges in Florida. :whistle:

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:blink:  :no: . What a large and disastrous fall it's been for FSU, both on and off the field. I'm ashamed of being a fan when I hear about things like this. I think there's just something about football players at colleges in Florida. :whistle:

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seriously, it seems like every big football star to come out of FSU, UF or miami seems to have off the field problems in the NFl...

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:laugh:

Man, this season is going to be great. F$U comes into Gainesville with God as their QB. Can't wait, can't wait, can't wait, can't wait, can't wait, can't wait...

And guys that come out of UF are hardly comparable to those of F$U and scUM. There might have been some instances when the guys were in school but not at the NFL level.

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haha, i bet you guys are gonna have fun with that whole God thing :p

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Definately. Last year, Chris Rix (then FSU QB) went to a Gator football game in Gainesville and he got caught in the crowd wearing a FLORIDA sweatshirt. Man, that one will never be forgotten, and now Sexton is just adding fuel to the fire. I tell you, I have no idea what Bowden feeds his quarterbacks at that school but man, have they had some whacked out QBs recently. Rix, Adrian McPherson, now Wyatt Sexton. Maybe Bowden needs to go get another Chris Weinke-type guy (you know, a 22 year old freshman who takes his job as both a student and athlete seriously).

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